Troy Dodds is the General Manager - Content & Commercial at his organization. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, particularly competitive sports, as well as the construction and real estate sectors, blending themes of corporate sustainability and entrepreneurship. Troy's work has been featured in The Blue Mountains Record, Parra News, and Western Weekender.
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Troy Dodds focuses on local coverage, particularly in the Penrith region of Australia. His articles predominantly cover events, government announcements, and press releases related to sports and local government.
To effectively reach out to Troy Dodds, consider providing insights or news related to upcoming events in the Penrith area, new government policies or initiatives with relevance to his coverage areas such as sports facilities upgrades or tourism developments. If you have information about key figures in local sports teams or community-based initiatives within Penrith, these may also be of interest.
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Back in the middle of April, Penrith were handed a lesson in not getting too far ahead of themselves by Canterbury.
One of western Sydney's much-loved cultural celebrations is returning, with the Let's Go Greek Festival set to bring the colour, flavours, music and energy of Greece to Parramatta on Sunday, September 13.
Penrith have won the NSW Cup Minor Premiership, putting themselves in prime position for a tilt at a fifth reserve grade title.
A mixed use land offering in the heart of the Penrith CBD will head to auction in October. Raine & Horne Commercial Penrith has listed the 2,996sqm land between Higgins and High Street.
Jim Mason OAM, who had a 45-year career in local government and worked tirelessly on the famed Penrith Show, has died. The community stalwart was 84.
Penrith halfback Nathan Cleary has claimed the Brad Fittler Medal as the Blues' best player in the State of Origin series.
Like ‘moving day' at The Masters, Rounds 25 and 26 always deliver something that changes the game in the NRL. And like clockwork, it's happened over the last two weeks.
Police are appealing for public assistance following an assault at Parramatta Railway Station.
By: Troy Dodds
This Saturday's St Marys Spring Festival will not include the traditional Grand Parade.
Thousands of homes around the Penrith area remain without power following yesterday's storms, with electricity unlikely to be restored before tonight for many.
